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Reading for pleasure
Fostering a lifelong love of reading
Reading for pleasure
Fostering a lifelong love of reading
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One of the most effective things you can do to raise the attainment of the pupils in your school is to help them develop a love of reading.
- Building up your children’s vocabulary gives them the words they need to become successful speakers and writers as well as confident readers.
- Reading opens up a new world for children and gives them the opportunity to explore new ideas, visit new places and meet new characters.
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